Gillian Dickinson Trust - offering support to small charities in Northumberland, Tyne & Wear and County Durham

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Gillian Mary Dickinson

had a passion for the arts where she worked for the majority of her life. Her early years were spent at the British Council as editor of British Book News before setting up her own publishing company, Barrowden Books, later to be rebranded as The Spreddon Press.

Durham University, Palace Green Library

The Creation of an Education and Outreach Centre in Durham University’s Palace Green Library, a landmark building...

Where it all began

The Gillian Dickinson Trust offers support to small charities in Northumberland, Tyne & Wear and County Durham. Our aims are to promote creativity in young people and to help those who have a deprived life.

The Trustees are committed to achieving the goals, and to live up to, the aspirations left to us by Gillian. This website is therefore an opportunity to demonstrate the progress we have made and to invite eligible organisations to apply for funding support... read more

Notifications of approval of Grants

We will try to notify all applicants of the success or otherwise of their applications within three weeks of a trustees’ meeting. Please be patient with us if sometimes we not meet these timelines.

Fertile Ground

"Without the support of our founding patron Gillian Dickinson Trust we would be unable to continue to offer this unique opportunity to the best of our North East dance talent and we would be unable to work with the many schools and colleges to whom we offer workshops and inspiration".

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Our next trustee meeting is:
Friday 18 October 2019

The deadline for the next round of applications is:
Friday 4 October 2019

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Lumiere Festival - Durham

Lumiere is the UK’s largest light festival produced by Artichoke